Minecraft Legends still requires players to learn where to find more resources like the original sandbox title, but many items, such as Redstone, are used for a different purpose in this action strategy game. Used to build complex contraptions in the past, Redstone serves a different purpose in this game, allowing players to build mob spawners and various structures. While a rare type of block to find in the wild, there are places where Redstone appears far more often.
Although players might find some Redstone in the wild while exploring, they cannot harvest it until they unlock and build the Gather Redstone Improvement. To have this task show up in their Melody Book, players need to have the Gather Iron Improvement as well. In addition, players need to gather 100 Iron and 100 Prismarine either by themselves or with friends in multiplayer to finally have the right Improvement for Redstone.
How To Find More Redstone
Despite the grind it could take for players to build the Redstone Improvement at the Well of Fate, there are plenty of places to find it once they do. The Jungles and Swamps of the overworld host the most Redstone for players to pick up, in far greater quantity than other biomes. So whether players are in the PvE or PvP modes of Minecraft Legends, these locations remain the best spots to grab this resource.
The best places to find Redstone veins in the overworld are within the Jungle and Swamp biomes.
Redstone usually appears on the map when players look at different biomes, but it does not show exact locations. Veins of Redstone, similar to gathering Diamonds in Minecraft Legends, may be gathered faster when Allays place down a chest near these veins, allowing players to obtain far more Redstone than normal. Letting an Allay take care of one vein lets players go off in search of another that could be nearby.
How To Craft Using Redstone
Two important structures and one mob spawner are worth noting as items that demand Redstone to build. A zombie spawner may only be created with Redstone, giving players a bulky warrior for their front lines at the cost of two Redstone and a Lapis for each mob.
The Redstone Launcher and Battle Drum both use Redstone as well, with the former being a strong Tower that hurls explosive projectiles at enemies. On the other hand, the Drum is a support structure that buffs other contraptions such as Arrow Towers, Traps, or even the Launcher just mentioned. Those that figure out where to find more Redstone have a far better chance at driving back Piglin raids in Minecraft Legends using these structures.
